Adoptee Rights Law Center

Legal representation and advocacy for adult adopted people

Focus: Contact Preference Form

A true contact preference form will provide only a birth parent or adoptee's actual preference for contact. It will not in any way limit the release of an original birth certificate or allow for redaction of information.

Rhode Island

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Adoptee rights and Rhode Island law, with a focus on original birth certificates, court records, descendants, and adult adoption.

Oregon

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Adoptee rights and Oregon law, with a focus on original birth certificates, court records, descendants, and adult adoption.

New Jersey

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Adoptee rights and New Jersey law, with a focus on original birth certificates, court records, descendants, and adult adoption.

New Hampshire

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Adoptee rights and New Hampshire law, with a focus on original birth certificates, court records, descendants, and adult adoption.

Maine

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Adoptee rights and Maine law, with a focus on original birth certificates, court records, descendants, and adult adoption.

Arkansas

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Adoptee rights and Arkansas law, focusing on original birth certificates, court records, descendants, and adult adoption.

Colorado

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Adoptee rights and Colorado law, with a focus on original birth certificates, court records, descendants, and adult adoption.

Alabama

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Adoptee rights and Alabama law, focusing on original birth certificates, court records, descendants, and adult adoption.

Minnesota

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Adoptee rights and Minnesota law, with a focus on original birth certificates, court records, descendants, and adult adoption.